The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-07-29

THE EAST.
THE Hurlburt Paper Company, Of South
Lee, Mass, is reported insolvent
ALLEGHENY CITY, Pa, was gaily deco
rated with flowers and foliage on the 18th
in honor Of the Central Saengerbund meet
ing
AT a meeting Of Assembly No. Jas, green
bottle glass blowers, at Huntington, Pa.
recently the wages question was decided
The rate for next year win be the sixty
cent limit, less ten per cent. This is an in
crease of seven per cent. over last year
The assembly decided on one apprentice for
every fifteen journeymen.
TIE Pinkertons are credited with pre-
venting riot at West Leisenring. Pa, by
beating a Hungarian with tho butt-end OF n
muslket, the rest Of the Hungarians taking
flight.
1T now appears, from the confession of
Mr.. F,tzroy, OF HOlyoSe, Mass, an eve
witness to the death Of Jennie Cramer, for
whose murder the Mallcy boys were tried
and acquitted, that the unfortunate girl
committed suicide. His reasons for with
holding the truth during his lifetime was
that he did not desire to make public dis
graceful episode in his own life.
SEvENTT-THREE Hungarians sent from
New York TO take the place Of strikers in
tho Pennsylvania coke region have refused
to work.
OWING to trouble over the employment Of
non-union man about 275 shlrtmalers
were locked out of II. X Davies Il Co.'s
factory in New York City the other day.
J0HN MCNEENY, while crazed with drink
recently at Oil City, Pa, killed his wife
and fatally shot his son Peter and police
officer named James,
THE Standard OIL Company's works at
Constable Hook, near Jersey City, N J.,
was on fire on the morningof the 2Uth The
destruction was immense reaching up to
Sl,00O,OOO
THE New York Stock Exchange govern
ing committee met on the l9Lh aud elected
Mr.. r. n. Thomas vicc-prcsident, to sue
cecd the late Alfred r. Hill
In has transpircd that l25 of the Third
Avenue (New York; Car Company horses
were poisoned by cyanide of potassium, IN
stead Of twenty rs was first stated Twen-
ty-nine died
DE WITT H. NEwKIRR, of Kingston, N
Y, committed suicide recently. He was a
defaulter to the amount of $4,000.
HASTINGS q TopD, card manufacturers Of
New York City, have assigned, with 81, coo
preferences.
THERE was a fight at the Mammoth coke
works near nsburg, Pa, the other day.
Three non-union workers were seriously
beaten.
THE cight-inch guns ON the new steel
cruiser Atlanta have an excessive recoH,
dangerous TO the men working them. In a
recent trial near Brooklyn the decks were
torn up and sheep killed. The sheep had
been tied near the gun for experiment
RoBERr GAREErT declares that the b. &
O. deal is OF, the syndicate not being able
10 meet its engagements within the time
stated.
a BULL movement has followed the re-
cent panic in tho New York coffee market
SYLvANUs Conn, Jr, the we'll known
story writer, died in Hyde Park, Mass,
ON the 2Oth Of pneumonia. He was born in
1923
THE Chicago express on the Eric road
suddenly turned a curve near Alleudale
N. Y, on the 2lst and dashed into a crowd
or Italian laborers. fatally mangling ten or
twelve Of them. The express was one hour
behind time and the men were at work on
the track not the least apprehensive of
danger
MOTHER ENtEIIA, superior Of the order Of
Sisters OF St Mary in America, died the
other night at the home convent OF the or
der in Lockport, n. ".
ZIEGLE's brewery and street car barns at
Buffalo, ". Y, were burned on the after
noon Of the 2lst. The total loss footed up
S400.O0O; insurance S250.UU0
1T was stated in New York that Senator
Mahone's mission to induce prominent Re
pubhcans TO furnish money TO carry Vir-
ginia in the pending campaign failed OF its
purpose, no funds being forthcoming.
JAMES. WEEDEN, the well-known light
weight pugilist, was shot through the alb
domen by Onicer Thompson, or the Ale
ghcny (Pa.) police force, the other night,
and fatally wounded The ARRAY was on
account of two disreputable women.
A BOLT Of lightning struck a small row
boat in Princess bay, Staten Island. during
the squan on the 22d; and instantly killed
Michael J. BiXon and John A. Bryan Of
New York
GERARD b. ALIEN, a very wealthy resi-
dent Of ST. Louis, died M RichHeld Springs.
n. Y, recently. Mr.. Allen was interested
In the gas trust, the Fulton iron works, the
Anchor line Of steamers and other enter
prises. He was born at Cork, ireland, No
vember 6. 1913
The new silver certificates, each repre-
sentinE ], 600 ounces, issued by the Western
National Bank. being ready for use, have
been placed on the regular list of the New
York Stock Exchange and classed under
mining shares
THE steamship Allie, which reached New
York on the 22d, brought $4,000 Ia gold
from Europe.
FREDERICK y CALHOUN, wldely-EnOwn
railroad man, of Boston, died IN that city
recently Fsaadfixty- seven.
THE1, 81, employees OF the Reading (Pal
iron works4 who struck against a reduc-
ton, have returned 70 work at the old
War-s,